A criminal complaint shall record (1) the complainant's name, gender, age, nationality, place of origin, occupation, work unit, address, current residence of the complainant in custody, etc. (2) the reason. Refers to who refuses to accept the judgment of any court and is named for what case. (3) request. State clearly the problems that the complainant requested the people's court to solve. (4) the facts and reasons for the application. This is an important part of the petition. Firstly, it describes the facts identified in the original judgment and lists the evidence. Then defend, refute and correct the mistakes made in the original judgment in ascertaining the facts, determining the nature, applying the law, executing the litigation procedure or handling the injustice of civil administrative cases. (five) the name of the submitting organ, the signature and seal of the complainant, and the date. (6) appendix. The number of petitions and the number of physical evidence and documents. The format of the petition includes the title, the basic information of the complaint, the basic information of other complainants, the reasons and requests of the complaint, the signatures and seals of the trustee and the complainant, the date and attachments.
Article 252 of the Criminal Procedure Law The parties, their legal representatives and their close relatives may appeal to the people's court or the people's procuratorate against a legally effective judgment or ruling, but they cannot stop the execution of the judgment or ruling. Article 253 If the complaint of the parties, their legal representatives or close relatives meets any of the following circumstances, the people's court shall retry the case: (1) There is new evidence to prove that the facts ascertained in the original judgment or ruling are indeed wrong, which may affect conviction and sentencing; (2) The evidence on which conviction and sentencing are based is inaccurate and insufficient, which should be excluded according to law, or there are contradictions between the main evidences proving the facts of the case; (3) The application of the law in the original judgment or ruling is indeed wrong; (four) in violation of legal procedures, which may affect the fair trial; (5) The judicial officers commit acts of corruption, bribery, favoritism and malpractice, and perverting the law.